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April 19th 2024

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Wolverhampton

Safety camera results

Safety Camera Partnership

Wolverhampton Council is one of a handful of local authorities to be included in the new Safety camera Partnership, which recently announced excellent results after its first three years of operation. More...

SMOKING ON BUSES

Smoking on Buses

This is an issue that raises all sorts of concerns amongst bus workers, the bus industry and passengers. Councillor Phil Bateman said "I am pleased to say that Ken Purchase MP for Wolverhampton North East when approached on this subject offered to sponsor an Early Day Motion in the House of Commons which sets out an alternative way of dealing with passengers who will persist in smoking when on a bus, and when the regulations which are enshrined in law forebid such an act. I have reproduced the full motion that has been put down by Ken for readers of the on-line service. More...

Speed Kills!

There are currently 42 safety cameras located on roads in and around Wolverhampton. More...

Stop Option 'A' Wins

Last night [Friday 5th December 2003]Wednesfield protesters met at the Jenny Lee Centre in Wednesfield to hear a public meeting addressed by Wolverhampton City Council and Centro. There were close to two hundred people in the room.

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Survey for City Council Staff

Wolverhampton City Council is to survey all its employees for the first time, the City Council is joining many private companies in wanting to find out what their employees are saying. More...

The Airport Debate

Wolverhampton Business Airport is certainly in the news, as plans for its radical development start to take shape. More...

The Menace Of Drugs

The Menace of Drugs
Drugs are becoming a real menace in the City and the City Authorities are dealing with the matter in a comprehensive way.But nevertheless there are real worries about the increase in the number of individuals resident in the Drug Action Team area that is requiring help .
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Tram Naming

Tomorrow Wednesday 13th August, a Tram naming ceremony takes place at Wolverhampton St Georges metro stop. Former Councillor Alan Garner will have a tram named after him. Councillor Phil Bateman said " Alan was a great guy I am pleased that his widow Mary and daughter Mel will be there to witness the occassion. Alan was a great guy who believed and cared for the community he represented. More...

Underground Confusion

Councillor Phil Bateman today stated that " We should all be concerned about the statement that Birmingham should bid for an Underground system of transport, when the proposals to develop the regions Light Rail System is so far advanced.

There is a real change in the approach to transport policy here, gone it seems is the 'package approach' to providing transport for all of us. Which recognised the fact that our boundaries are small in geographic and area terms. That there is a great deal of cross boundary movements. That transportation planning required an understanding of this type of traffic flows.
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Wake Up Call!

I think it is important that everyone recognises that the rise of the far right in the West Midlands is because people feel threatened and that the established political parties appear not to be taking note of the concerns of the ordinary people that make up our communities.

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